vern wrote:
Hello all,
I just spent the afternoon hunting up all the infos,
HOWTO's and man pages that weren't installed
on my initial installation. Spent quite a time with
the CDROM,CD-R HOWTO's. That left me with
another question or two. I can read CD's CD-R's,
but no CD-RW's does
Sean Armstrong wrote:
Ok. I took everyones advice and added the IP addresses 198.20.0.1 and
198.20.0.2 to the host files of both computers. One address for one computer
and the other IP for the other computer. I used the following command on the
each computer:
pppd -detach crtscts lock local
"Ronald J. Yacketta" wrote:
its an non-routed ip weather I use a class A/B/C does not matter :) as long
as it works
It's not working, is it?
Class A networks are not worth the misery they inevitably cause.
I could use the Class C non-routed but heck 10.100.100.??? is faster and
easier to
Matt Stegman wrote:
No, startx does not start kdm. startx will start X, and load kde by
default, or another window manager - you can use any of several tools to
change this.
Qué? In Mandrake, startx gives you kdm.
-Stephen-
Linda Walsh wrote:
Found this interesting bit of trivia in the glibc library source:
i686 more Implies
# Due to the reordering and the oher nifty extensions in the i686 it is
# not really good to use heavily i586 optimized code on a i686. It's
# better to use i486/i386 code.
Under
Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
Matt Stegman wrote:
No, startx does not start kdm. startx will start X, and load kde by
default, or another window manager - you can use any of several tools to
change this.
Qué? In Mandrake, startx gives you kdm.
-Stephen-
The relationship is indirect.
Thanks,
I heard that there are some security concerns with the Frontpage extensions.
Does anyone know what they are and if so, have they been fixed?
Go to http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/cookerdevel.php3, you will find
Apache 1.3.12 fully optimized with the SGI patches, as well as the new
Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
In the vain hope of forestalling a number of "you moron" followups, I
will point out that I saw the recent posting explaining that there's a
"y" option that does exactly this. In my defense, it's
On Sun, Apr 16, 2000 at 05:13:38PM -0400, Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
- "Eric L. Brine" wrote:
-
- Even if masquerading works in this situation, you STILL have packets
- with 192.168.0 headers going out onto the local subnet, and if your ISP
- notices this, you're going to get your wrists
On Mon, Apr 17, 2000 at 12:51:54AM -0400, Eric L. Brine wrote:
-
- Thank you as well from me..I just joined the list two days a go and
- missed some of the postings. I just bought the hub last week, got the
- linux machine working, and had no idea of the implications.
-
- Check the
One comment here. You should be using an "experimental" network per RFC
1597, not just any old network. There is a legal Class A network, one or
more legal Class B networks, and there are several legal Class C
networks. I don't recall offhand the legal class A network, but I don't
think it
On Sun, Apr 16, 2000 at 08:10:50PM -0500, Matt Stegman wrote:
- On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Charles Curley wrote:
- Mess-DOS uses FAT-16, not FAT-32, so it is limited to a partition of 2
- GB. NT 4 with no SPs also has this problem for FAT partitions. As far as I
- know, there is no SP for NT 4 that
Ken Archer wrote:
When I installed 7.0 I set it up to go directly to X using "kdm". On a single
user machine, however, I prefer to use "guichooser" to choose my window manager.
Question is how do I stop it from using kdm and go to a console? If I set it to
go to init3 and then use startx,
I have a Hauppaggue Win TV w/radio.
I use KDE and I like KwinTV real well.
Wish I could get "Real" full screen though.
Brian D. Klar - CVE
OTS
WPAFB
(937)257-5773
937-973-3125 (Pager)
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Petherick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 12:09
On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I asked my ISP why he added the FP to hhe server?
Apparently the FP pages will look fine but with the extensions in the
server, SSI's don't work.
Ummyeah...but you can always use OTHER "secure"
connections ANY M$-specific stuff won't work without
"Eric L. Brine" wrote:
One comment here. You should be using an "experimental" network per RFC
1597, not just any old network. There is a legal Class A network, one or
more legal Class B networks, and there are several legal Class C
networks. I don't recall offhand the legal class A
I've tried to post this several times already over the course of the past few days,
but I have seen nothing appear on the reflector. Haven't received any bounce
messages either, so I don't know where the messages think they've been going.
Anyway, apologies if you've seen this before.
-
A
Not sure I understand, John. M$ (plain vanilla) HTML worked okay before
FP. I think I probably wrote what Scott said wrong. He said that SSI's,
like counters, won't display properly in an FP page without the FP stuff
in his server too. He runs Apache. FWIW, I noticed when I ftp'd to the
new
Someone at M$ engineered a hidden back door in FP that allows access to
net servers. This story lists the specific file to remove.
http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article/0,2171,3_341451,00.html
Pj
On 16/04/00 23:11, Andrew George [EMAIL PROTECTED] is reported to
have said:
/boot/vmlinuz is a symlink to the real kernel file, I noticed both your linux
distributons in LILO.conf pointed to it so I was wondering if the symlink had
been removed somehow so lilo didn't know where to find the
I'm really getting fed up with this problem. So many people said it was
so easy to use a big HD and boot more than one distribution, I wish there
were some way to figure out why it won't work for me
I just tried something - I have a Mandrake boot floppy, and I figured
that maybe I could
could you possibly be plugged into the uplink port? I've seen much the
same symptoms.
On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Ronald J. Yacketta wrote:
True,
but I am getting a but load of collisions on my hub between my win2k and
linux box
for some reason it appears not to be autodetecting.
the
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Linda Walsh wrote:
Found this interesting bit of trivia in the glibc library source:
i686 more Implies
# Due to the reordering and the oher nifty extensions in the i686 it is
# not really good to use heavily i586 optimized code on a i686. It's
# better
Thus spake Brian T. Schellenberger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Sorry, I know it's off-topic *and* it's dead, but it's not all *that*
off-topic.
As I said, I rather liked AmigaDOS; it's connection with Unix is that it
was based on the BCPL language, which was a sibling of the C language on
I'm having some serious problems with apache and they just started
today...
In my error_log file I keep getting:
httpd: exec of /bin/sh failed, reason: Permission denied (errno = 13)
In a SSI file (banner.shtml). It won't run any of my other CGI scripts
either, nor will PHP include statements
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Not sure I understand, John. M$ (plain vanilla) HTML worked okay before
FP. I think I probably wrote what Scott said wrong. He said that SSI's,
like counters, won't display properly in an FP page without the FP stuff
in his server too. He runs Apache. FWIW, I
Assuming your ISP is providing you with only a single IP address, you want
something along these lines:
++
| Comp B |---\+---+
++\---| H | ++ +---+
| u |--| Comp A |-| Modem |
++/---| b | ++
Charles Curley wrote:
- Ultimately the ISP has to block these packets at their routers, or they
- get into trouble, so it's not a huge problem -- but all you need is for
- two people on the same subnet to make the same mistake, and you've got
- trouble.
No, read the extract from the RFC
I haven't followed all your thread, but check the following
Cable length: no segment over 300 feet (for UTP 10/100baseT cabling) or over
600 feet for 10base2 cabling (coax or thinnet).
Remember the 543 Ethernet rule (max 5 segments, max 4 repeaters (hubs and
media converters are repeaters
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Matt Stegman wrote:
No, startx does not start kdm. startx will start X, and load kde by
default, or another window manager - you can use any of several tools to
change this.
Qué? In Mandrake, startx gives you kdm.
No, it doesn't.
--
"Brian, the man from
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, you wrote:
The modem is on IRQ 10, and the network card is on IRQ5. The I/O addresses are also
nicely different.
IRQ10 would seem to indicate a WinModem. Are you SURE it's
not a WinModem? If it is, you will ALWAYS have trouble
accessing it, even if it *appears* to be
Where can I find the following dependencies and/or what packages do they
come with? I am using RH 6.1
libstdc++_libc6.1-2.so.0
libcrypto.so.0
TIA
Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
"Eric L. Brine" wrote:
One comment here. You should be using an "experimental" network per RFC
1597, not just any old network. There is a legal Class A network, one or
more legal Class B networks, and there are several legal Class C
networks. I don't recall
Orlando Lewis wrote:
Where can I find the following dependencies and/or what packages do they
come with? I am using RH 6.1
libstdc++_libc6.1-2.so.0
libcrypto.so.0
TIA
That's a good question as far I'm concerned, because I'm also getting
problems due to these as well as others, like
Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Matt Stegman wrote:
No, startx does not start kdm. startx will start X, and load kde by
default, or another window manager - you can use any of several tools to
change this.
Qué? In Mandrake, startx gives you kdm.
John,
Can you lend a hand, please? Scott runs Apache under FreeBSD. I don't
understand *serverspeak*. Scott is paraplegic so physical tinkering with
the sys is not possible by him.
I asked him if he would dump FP if there was a viable workaround. He
said in a second if the solution was
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
I'm really getting fed up with this problem. So many people said it was
so easy to use a big HD and boot more than one distribution, I wish there
were some way to figure out why it won't work for me
I just tried something - I have a Mandrake boot floppy, and I
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
On 16/04/00 23:11, Andrew George [EMAIL PROTECTED] is reported to
have said:
/boot/vmlinuz is a symlink to the real kernel file, I noticed both your linux
distributons in LILO.conf pointed to it so I was wondering if the symlink had
been removed somehow so lilo didn't
hi
have trouble in loading libnewt.so.50 during startup.
But libnewt.so.50 IS installed.
The results of this circumstances is, after calling DrakConf I only see the old
fashions of linuxcond, or only some masks appear.
Is anybody there, who could explain me, how I can solve that bug ?
The
hi Ron
and the mandrake-linux-community,
have resolved the problem : rpc:program not registered
portmap, nfs-utils and nfs-utils-clients was succesfully installed during
update and/or install-process. But one of the bad bags, which has happend, was
: nfs have been deactivated during
By default (i.e., you don't choose any filter for the samba printer), printtool
will use /usr/lib/rhs/rhs-printfilters/smbprint, which uses smbclient to connect
to the remote samba printer. You may need to debug this file a little bit to see
if it does communicate well with the windows
I switched to xawtv (from kwintv) as it is a bit more
stable than kwintv, almost everything has a keyboard
shortcut and true fullscreen works quite well (Ctl -
alt - - to get to a lower resolution, then the F key
in xawtv switches to fullscreen mode). I'm using a
plain vanilla Hauppauge WinTV
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On 17 Apr 00, at 11:44, John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, you wrote:
The modem is on IRQ 10, and the network card is on IRQ5. The I/O
addresses are also nicely different.
IRQ10 would seem to indicate a WinModem. Are you SURE it's
not a
OK... so the 786 is the PII and the 886 is the PIII. If the 586 is the
original Pentium, where does the 686 come in? Is that the MMX-enabled
series? I am getting ready to compile some kernels and I am curious.
BTW.. I have two machines that identify as -S model CPU-s (P133-S and
P166-S). I think
I'm running 7.0 on several systems. I've got a Pentium III 700 with an
Intel 82558
ethernet controller. The EEPRO100 driver comes up with it fine and
ftp/telnet
etc are all ok. But when I nfs mount a volume on this system from a
server and
then copy a file from the nfs server to the system, I
Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
"Eric L. Brine" wrote:
One comment here. You should be using an "experimental" network per RFC
1597, not just any old network. There is a legal Class A network, one or
more legal Class B networks, and there are several legal Class C
networks. I don't
Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
Matt Stegman wrote:
No, startx does not start kdm. startx will start X, and load kde by
default, or another window manager - you can use any of several tools to
change this.
Qué? In Mandrake,
I used to use an old version of unix that
ran on ( if I remember correctly) a "century 2100"
or something like that, it loaded the os
with a cassette, hehehe and the
disc cartridges were 15-20 inches
in diameter, whew!
You had to press 'halt' then 'run' then 'load'.
proprietary buttons on the
I am not getting much help on this from vmware folks. Although
someone here might have run into the same problem given all this
talk with private network and IP Masq.
I have VMware working fine at work such that I can open up a
linux or win9x guest OS and either of them *and* the host can
It looks like a SuExec problem. Either remove apache-suexec or chown
nobody.nobody these files.
Give me some news!
Jean-Michel Dault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Vincent Danen wrote:
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 09:13:09 -0600 (MDT)
From: Vincent Danen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
libcrypto comes from openssl, and libstdc++ comes from libstdc++, of
course =)
Jean-Michel Dault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Orlando Lewis wrote:
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 13:33:50 -0400
From: Orlando Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear all,
every time I boot my linux I've got this error message and I do not know
where it cames from:
Checking for new hardware
/etc/rc.d/rc5.d/S05kudzu: line 46 : 156 Segmentation fault
/usr/sbin/kudzu -t 30
Does anybody has anxplanation ???
Thanks in advance
Fabio
You only have one ip address through your cable modem. Therefore, you
can't use 2 ip addresses on your machine that are in the same ip
addressing scheme as the cable modem ip address.
Enable masquerading, and give yourself a 10.0.0.x or a 172.16.1.x or a
192.168.1.x address pool. Then
On Mon, Apr 17, 2000 at 11:24:29AM -0400, Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
- Charles Curley wrote:
-
- - The NTFS driver works fine in Linux. The _read_ driver, that is. I
- - haven't tried the 2.3 writeable driver. It's marked *DANGEROUS* in the
- - kernel config, though, so don't use it on any
On Mon, Apr 17, 2000 at 10:37:04AM -0600, Daniel Woods wrote:
-
- Assuming your ISP is providing you with only a single IP address, you want
- something along these lines:
-
- ++
- | Comp B |---\+---+
- ++\---| H | ++ +---+
-
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Jean-Michel Dault wrote:
It looks like a SuExec problem. Either remove apache-suexec or chown
nobody.nobody these files.
Tried chowning them, didn't work. Same error. Tried removing
apache-suexec and I get the same thing. Even restarted apache, same
deal. I did notice
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, you wrote:
As I understand it, the modem gets configured to IRQ 10 during power-on by
the PCI gubbins, so there's no way to control that.
It's a PCI modem??? Do this...go look and make SURE you
don't have to add any extra software for it to work under
Windows. Have you
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, you wrote:
OK... so the 786 is the PII and the 886 is the PIII. If the 586 is the
original Pentium, where does the 686 come in? Is that the MMX-enabled
series? I am getting ready to compile some kernels and I am curious.
686 == Pentium Pro.
John
On Mon, Apr 17, 2000 at 02:30:18PM +0200, Hans Schneidhofer wrote:
- hi Ron
- and the mandrake-linux-community,
-
- have resolved the problem : rpc:program not registered
-
- portmap, nfs-utils and nfs-utils-clients was succesfully installed during
- update and/or install-process. But one of
Vincent, can you send me your httpd.conf and the files that you are having
problem with? It's really a strange bug, it must be such a small minor
detail...
Jean-Michel Dault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Vincent Danen wrote:
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 13:42:30 -0600 (MDT)
From:
I have these permissions for bash:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 Mar 16 10:17 /bin/sh - /bin/bash*
And nobody has these settings:
nobody:x:99:99:Nobody:/:
Jean-Michel Dault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Vincent Danen wrote:
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 14:23:00 -0600 (MDT)
From:
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